Why is Sir Robert Borden on the Canadian $100 Bill?

It's hardly 'random'. Sir Robert Borden ensured a separate seat for Canada as a nation in the Treaty of Versailles instead of being folded in with Britain. He was instrumental in transforming the British Empire into a more egalitarian Commonwealth of States.

He was also Chancellor of both McGill University and Queen's University at various times. He established both a unified Canadian Army and the National Research Council. More.

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